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1. Mount Kilimanjaro: This is the world's largest free-standing mountain that rises to a daunting height of about 5895 meters above sea level. This imposing mountain is also a dormant, snow-capped volcano that looks marvelous to look at. The volcano lies exactly on the Equator and the surroundings are absolutely dry at the base.

The interesting thing about Kilimanjaro is that the mountain has all the elements of ecology like cultivated land, rainforest, moorland, alpine desert, and snow at the top. The mountain is popular amongst hikers and the walk-up to the summit is truly an exhilarating experience.

Location: Northeast Tanzania
Entry Fee: SCR 4240 per climber per day

2. Serengeti National Park: Sprawling across the Mara and Simiyu regions of Tanzania, The Serengeti National Park is a testimony to the African scenery and proliferating wildlife. Rated as a year-round destination for spotting predators and the annual wildebeest migration, no Tanzania tour packages are complete without a trip to this amazing natural habitat.

While there are many game drives and safari rides to let you watch the animals and birds from a safe distance, nothing gets exhilarating like the hot air balloon rides here.

Location: Northern Tanzania
Entry Fee: SCR 1272 for adults; SCR 636 for children from 5-15 years; Free for kids below 5

3. Zanzibar Beaches: Turquoise blue waters and white sanded beaches that glisten in the sun and a beautiful coastline that is fringed by coconut trees perfectly define Zanzibar island in Tanzania.

The island’s natural reef structure has helped Zanzibar evolve into a top tropical beach holiday destination with a plethora of water sports like snorkeling, scuba diving, jet-skiing, motorboat rides, parasailing, and many others. The pristine beaches here are a scene right from the Moana movie and should definitely be a part of all Tanzania Holiday Packages.

4. Ngorongoro Conservation Area: Boasting a diverse terrain of plains, savannah, woodlands, forests, and even a volcano, Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has a thriving population of African Buffaloes, Black rhinoceros, Lion, Wildebeest, Hippopotamus, Eland, Hyena, Zebra, and the rare Blue Monkey.

Safari rides in this protected area let you watch the live-action of the wildlife in the closest and safest possible way.

Location: Northern Tanzania
Entry Fee:
SCR 1500 for adults above 15 years
SCR 500 for children between 5 and 15 years
Free for kids below 5 years
Timings: 6.00 AM - 6.00 M Mon-Sun

5. Lake Manyara National Park: Lake Manyara, the soda ash lake nurtures a variety of birds in it and is the bird place in Africa for spotting thousands of pink flamingos, egrets, spoonbills, stalks, stilts, herons, and many water birds.

The vast area of wilderness around the lake is the conservation park and with safari rides, tourists can spot various animals like giraffes, elephants, and tree-climbing lions. The tree-top canopy walk here is a no-miss activity in Tanzania tours that lets you walk at the treetop level and relish the live-action of the animals beneath.

Location: 126 kilometers west of Arusha Town
Entry Fee: SCR 1125 for adults above 15 years
SCR 360 for children from 5 to 15 years

6. Mafia Island: Also known as “Chole Shamba”, Mafia Island in the Zanzibar archipelago of Zanzibar is famed for its unparalleled tropical beauty of azure waters, coconut tree-lined beaches, and bountiful sun. The island’s south coastline has flourishing marine life like exotic corals and reefs, whale sharks, and turtles.

This part has been converted into Mafia Island Marine Park and is one of the best places in Zanzibar to enjoy adventurous water sports like snorkeling and diving. With schools of vibrant clownfish, octopuses, dolphins, and sharks, every single dive here is sure to leave you spellbound.

Location: Zanzibar archipelago

7. Tarangire National Park: Established in 1970, Tarangire National Park is a part of all Tanzania tour packages because of the amazing and easy wildlife spotting, game watching, and birding that it offers. To marvel, stopover, and shoot pictures with the beautiful baobab trees, go on a walking safari at the bushes of the park.

For those seeking adventure along with the wilderness of Tarangire, Hot Air Balloon safaris should top your bucket-list of activities to do during Tanzania tours. The park also has some of the best safari lodges in the country to spend a night in the wild.

Location: Northern Tanzania
Entry Fee: SCR 112 for adults; SCR 375 for children

8. Pemba Island: Coveted as the Green Island, Pemba Island is one the lushest places in Tanzania that are popular for its dense forests, and thick mango and clove plantations. Pemba is an offbeat destination that looks refreshingly untamed where you can feel the serenity and the gentleness of the caressing ocean breeze.

The hills in the island are clad with thick and tall trees that make picturesque backdrops to the rumbling waves of the Indian Ocean. The 18th-century fort with the museum in the city of Chake Chake is one of the best places to visit in Pemba during your Tanzania tours.

Location: Off the east coast of Africa

9. Stone Town: Brimming with the rustic charm of houses built with local stones, Stone Town is one of the must-visit places in Tanzania tour packages. In ancient days, Stone Town was the capital city of Zanzibar and was a flourishing trade center of spices and slaves.

Today, the ornate houses of the town have taken this historic town to the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites. A day tour through the lanes of Stone Town is the best way to take a break from the Safari-dominated Tanzania Packages and marvel at the architectural excellence of these stone houses.

Location: Western coast of Zanzibar

10. Selous Game Reserve: Yet another UNESCO World Heritage site in Tanzania, Selous Game Reserve lures wildlife lovers from all parts of the world with its dramatic landscapes, prospering wildlife, and untouched wilderness. The reserve has so many modern camps and holiday retreats to enjoy a day reveling in the roughness of the African terrain.

This protected area is the home to large herds of elephants, buffaloes, crocodiles, hippos, black rhinos, and various species of birds. The reserve has many tailor-made tours and safaris to make your Tanzania Packages more enjoyable.

Location: Southern Tanzania
Entry Fee: SCR 1060 per person per day

1. Trekking in Kilimanjaro: Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa and a trek up to the peak is definitely one of the most rewarding high-altitude treks in the world. The trek is easy and is ideal even for first-timers. Being a week-long trek, there are many campsites en route where you can rest and sleepover.

While the trek started with a tropical mood, as you climb higher, snow welcomes you at the peak and the views from the peak are soul-stirring.

Location:Mt. Kilimanjaro
Timings:5 to 8-day trek packages are available
Entry Fee:SCR 42,400 to SCR 85,000 per person

2. Safari at Serengeti National Park: Boasting expansive grasslands in the southeast, hills and rocks in the north and fertile valleys, rivers, and forests in the west, safari rides at this national park lets you experience the best of wildlife in Africa.

Big 5 animals, cheetah, hyenas, jackals, and bar-eared fox spotting are fairly easy while rhino sightings are relatively rare. The annual wildebeest migration happens from late January to September and that is the best time to book Serengeti Tanzania tour packages.

Entry Fee:SCR 53,000 (budget) and SCR 1,60,000 (luxury) for one-week safari

3. Scuba Diving at Zanzibar: The warm waters of the beaches at Zanzibar, the steep dive offs, the rocky marine terrain and bountiful underwater life invite water sports lovers for an amazing diving session. Some of the easily spottable creatures are whitetip reef shark, blacktip reef shark, hammerhead shark, hawksbill turtle, minke whale, and common dolphin.

Adventure lovers can also explore the ancient shipwrecks on the ocean beds and the vibrant schools of fish and corals thriving around them. The underwater visibility at Zanzibar ranges between 20 meters and 60 meters making it a year-round destination for booking scuba diving Tanzania Packages.

Timings:8.00 AM - 5.00 PM
Entry Fee:Approximately SCR 2300 for 2 dives(1day)

4. Explore Rift Valley: One of the wonders of natural occurrences to the earth, The Grift Valley is a series of complex geological trenches that runs from Lebanon in Asia to Mozambique in Southeast Africa.

As a part of Tanzania Holiday packages, tourists can explore the rift valley and bask in the arresting beauty of huge escarpments, vast lakes, and vistas along with them. The diverse topography of the rift has transformed it into a rich biodiversity system with several national parks finding their place along the rift line.

5. Visit The Iraqw Village: Inhabited by the native people, the Iraqw village is a living museum that gives the tourists an insight into the daily lives of the native people. The people here speak Swahili and are predominantly Christians by faith. A day trip to this village takes you to the iconic Iraqw huts that are built with mud, woven sticks, and metal sheet roofs.

Comprising a tool room for men, a tool room for women, and a room to tend cattle, these huts are sure to surprise you. At the village, you can also shop for beautiful pieces of pottery and rugs made by the local women.

Location:Manyara region of Tanzania

6. Visit the stone Town: This Swahili trading town on the coast of East Africa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its unique stone houses that are a millennium old. These houses are built with coralline ragstone as the primary construction material and hence the name "Stone Town''.

A day tour to Stone Town takes you on a cultural journey to witness these stone houses built in a fusion of architecture from various countries like India, Africa, Europe, and the Arab. The Palace Museum here should be a no-miss attraction in all Tanzania tours.

Location:Western side of Unguja Island, Zanzibar Archipelago

7. Balloon Safari: As the burners get lit, soaring above the vast expanses of the Tarangire National Park in hot air balloons promise absolutely delightful unhindered views of the primitive African landscapes like sprawling grassland decked with Baobab trees, Tarangire Rivers, and the iconic African bushlands.

The views of herds of wild animals and their game actions from such heights is a feast to the eyes. As you glide in the sky in comfortable baskets, you can witness amazing sunrise and sunset views too. On completing your flight, you will also get your flight certificates to free your memories. If you are looking for the most adventurous Tanzania Holiday Packages, this is your best bet!

Location:Tarangire National Park, Tanzania
Entry Fee:SCR 1000 per person

8. Safari at Tarangire National Park: Sprawling over 2,600 square kilometers, Tarangire National Park is the best place to watch elephant and mini-wildlife migration. With more than 500+ species of wildlife, game drives are the primary safari activity here to watch the wild animals in live-action.

The next big thing here is the balloon safaris where you can soar high in the skies above the authentic African landscape and enjoy thrilling views of lions, hyenas, and rhinos from above.

Location:Tarangire National Park
Entry Fee:Approximately SCR 2500 for 3 days Tarangire, Lake Manyara, and Ngorongoro Safari at mid-range accommodation

9. Visit Ngorongoro Crater: Ngorongoro Crater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that measures as big as 259 square kilometers. The crater is surrounded by high walls that rise about 610 m and the ecosystem around the crater has grassy plains, woodlands, and lakes which have become the home to lakhs of wildlife.

Early morning safari rides at Ngorongoro give you an amazing opportunity to spot animals like zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, lions, hyena, and even rhino.

Location:Ngorongoro Conservation Center
Timings:6.00 AM - 4.00 PM Mon-Sun
Entry Fee:SCR 1500 for adults; SCR 500 for children

10. Visit Masai Village: The Maasai are the native tribal people of Tanzania who live still miles away from the modern world in their own bizarre traditions. Most Tanzania tour packages have a day trip to the Maasai village where you will be given a warm traditional welcome.

You can spend the day roaming through the village lanes watching the daily lives of the Maasai people. If you are interested, you can even visit the houses of Maasai people under a guide and purchase their handcrafted bead jewelry or leather items.

Entry Fee:1000 Shillings

1. Classic Safari Tours: This week-long safari trip is the predominant of all Tanzania tour packages that takes you on game drives and safari rides in 4WD vehicles at the 4 major national parks of Tanzania namely - Lake Manyara National Park, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater and Tarangire National Park.

2. Hot Air Balloon Safari Tours: Flying high in the sky over the wild and rugged African landscape at Serengeti National Park, one can experience the combined adventure of hot air balloon rides, wildlife spotting with a bird's view, and live games.

3. Migration Safari Tours: One of the best selling Tanzania tour packages, migration safari tours are seasonal. Serengeti National Park sees hundreds and hundreds of wildebeests, zebras, Grant's gazelle, Thomson's gazelle, eland and impala move annually every year in search of food and water.

Safari tours during these migration months from late June to October is an out-of-the-world experience.

4. Maasai Cultural Safari: One of the truly rewarding safari types is the cultural safaris in Tanzania where you get to meet the native tribal people, learn their ways of living and get an insight into their religious practices, rituals, arts, music, and dance.

Dar es Salaam is the largest city in Tanzania and has an international airport that acts as a gateway to Tanzania. There are several airlines running flights between India and Tanzania but all of them have stopovers. There are also limited flights to Kilimanjaro.

The best time to visit Tanzania is during the dry season from July to September when the Great Migration in Serengeti happens. Also, the dry season means there are few chances of rain in Zanzibar for an astounding beach holiday. The second best season is during January and February where rain is scarce and rates at hotels are relatively cheaper.

Tanzania is famous for its diverse topography like mountains, grasslands, and bushlands that are home to a thriving population of the Big 5 animals. There are many massive national parks like Serengeti National Park that offer thrilling safari rides to spot many exotic and native flora and fauna.

The Zanzibar beaches of Tanzania look breathtakingly beautiful and invite travelers for an enthralling beach holiday. Also, Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa is also present in Tanzania.

Tanzanite, a rare gem that is found only in Tanzania is the best souvenir that you can shop in the country. Other items that you can shop in Tanzania are genuine leather items, tribal beaded jewelry, Katanga and Kitenge, wooden carvings, and paintings.

Yes, definitely. Tanzania has the best of the world’s national parks and safaris to spot the Big-5 animals - lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino, and elephant. Also, the Serengeti National Park which is popular for wildebeest migration draws lakhs of tourists every year.

Yes, you need a VISA to visit Tanzania. Tanzania has a VISA ON ARRIVAL for Indian passport holders. Tourist VISAs for Indian passport holders cost about INR 4,959 and the VISA permits a stay of fewer than 90 days in Tanzania.

Ugali, Mchicha, Mshikaki, Mandazi, Mchemsho, Ndizi na nyama, Chipsi Mayai, and Wali na nazi are the traditional local cuisines of Tanzania.

Flights are the best ways to commute long distances in Tanzania. Places located in a shorter distance can be traveled by bus and you can traverse within cities in taxis.

Tanzanian Shilling is the currency of Tanzania and 1 Tanzanian Shilling equals 0.032 Indian Rupees.

On your trip to Tanzania you will send about TZS170,192 ($73) per day, which is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Meals will cost around TZS30,555 ($13) per day and TZS23,451 ($10) will be spent on local transportation.

Yes, Tanzania is one of the safest places to visit with fewer incidents of crime. However, it is always advised to carry out basic precautions like keeping an eye on your belongings and not getting very friendly with strangers. Also, do not venture out late in the night in isolated areas and beaches.

1. Serengeti National Park: This massive grassland has a thriving population of the Big 5 animals. The yearly migration of wildebeest and zebra is the highlight here which promises live and authentic game viewing opportunities.

2. Ngorongoro Conservation Area Park: The park has a diverse terrain that includes grasslands, swamps, and forests. Along with the Big 5 animals, tourists can also spot the rare black rhino species here.

3. Tarangire National Park: This park in the Manyara region of Tanzania has the Tarangire River flowing through it and has abundant native flora and fauna like Baobab trees, elephants, lions, more than 500 species of birds, and several other predators.

4. Mikumi National Park: Located between three mountain ranges - The Uluguru, Rubeho, and Lumango, the park has an amazing landscape of baobab trees, wooded areas, and grassland plain. Tourists can spot many species here like zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, impala, giraffe, elephant, and lions.

5. Lake Manyara National Park: Known for easy sighting of wild flocks of birds like flamingos around the Manyara lake, Lake Manyara National Park is a Heaven for birding. Another huge draw here is the tree-climbing lions that you can spot lazing on the treetops.

6. Selous Game Reserve: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the celebrated game reserves in the continent. Elephants have made the forests and native African bushlands here their habitat and their annual migration is the primary attraction at Selous Game Reserve.